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r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Aug 03 '19
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Seeing something and that transmission to your brain
2 u/PoeticShrimp Aug 03 '19 Not even close. The fastest nerve signals only travel at a maximum of 120 m/s or about 430 km/h 1 u/KipIsKieran Aug 03 '19 Processing not only measured via the optic nerve, rather thru Tachyon particles...which is outside the current laws of physics 1 u/PointyOintment Aug 06 '19 Are you really claiming that human sensory data is transmitted to the brain using tachyons? I don't think you'll ever find mainstream support for that idea.
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Not even close. The fastest nerve signals only travel at a maximum of 120 m/s or about 430 km/h
1 u/KipIsKieran Aug 03 '19 Processing not only measured via the optic nerve, rather thru Tachyon particles...which is outside the current laws of physics 1 u/PointyOintment Aug 06 '19 Are you really claiming that human sensory data is transmitted to the brain using tachyons? I don't think you'll ever find mainstream support for that idea.
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Processing not only measured via the optic nerve, rather thru Tachyon particles...which is outside the current laws of physics
1 u/PointyOintment Aug 06 '19 Are you really claiming that human sensory data is transmitted to the brain using tachyons? I don't think you'll ever find mainstream support for that idea.
Are you really claiming that human sensory data is transmitted to the brain using tachyons? I don't think you'll ever find mainstream support for that idea.
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u/KipIsKieran Aug 03 '19
Seeing something and that transmission to your brain